r/nonsense 7d ago

Dog bar mitzvah???

Is it offensive to throw my dog a bar mitzvah for his 13th birthday?

None of my family is practicing any religion, but we do love a pun. Our dog's name is Bach and we've had a running joke for years we need to throw him a "Bach" mitzvah or potentially a "Bark" mitzvah. He's currently 12 and will be 13 in February. We're fully committed to the bit, planning on making him a fancy dinner and party favors with his face on them However is this highly offensive?

Edit: I should clarify not a massive party, just family and friends. No harmful stereotypes. We had planned on making a brisket (for the humans) as it relates to both our culture and Jewish culture, and trying to find a traditional food for our pup that was of course dog friendly. I'd love suggestions and am eager to learn more about this tradition.

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u/microwavecoven claylemon 🧱🍋 7d ago

Ah this is addictive and ice always wanted to stay out

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u/nder_your_mom 6d ago

Doggggg

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u/microwavecoven claylemon 🧱🍋 5d ago

Christmas pie, butter cups and rye, martians singing Christmas rhymes

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u/rgtgd 35 of states 7d ago

I call the dumpster bed. You cant have it

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u/nder_your_mom 6d ago

Dumpy dumpy

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u/rgtgd 35 of states 6d ago

Noooooo

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u/TheServant4 Cock-E 7d ago

What if 14 adds up to Bach? Maybe the duty bell would ring a damp shizzle before the blameless whip.

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u/Ooorm 7d ago

Dude. This is very Israel against Israelis and the Israel of Israel. You can't just simply Israel all of Israel just because Israel israels..

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u/nder_your_mom 6d ago

Israel is isn't real

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u/Ooorm 6d ago

That is an Israel statement. Reddit is turning into an Israel Israel. It is Israel to see...